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September 1 - Saturday 7 am 1 pm
Brampton Farmers' Market & Artists' Alley
A growing tradition...over 40 vendors offer fresh local produce, baked goods, handmade crafts and more. Come out every Saturday until October 6 and enjoy one of the best open air markets in the province!
Free entrance & free parking at municipal parking garages
Downtown Brampton
905-874-2650 |
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September 1 - Saturday 7:30am 4pm
Cruisin' for a Cure Canada
A custom classic & special interest car show in support of Prostate Cancer Awareness and Research. Come out for a great car show, entertainment, food, and auto related vendors.
Free Admission, Donations Accepted
Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park
905-453-3038
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Sep. 1 - Sep. 23
VISUAL ARTS: "Gone"
"Gone" presented by Peel Heritage Complex, combining art and artefacts from the collections of the Art Gallery of Peel and the Region of Peel Museum, this exhibition examines the concepts of the missing, the vanishing and the obsolete with works by Cheryl Simon, Philip Coman, Harley Parker.
Peel Heritage Complex
905-791-4055
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Sep. 1 - Sep. 30
VISUAL ARTS: "Old Stuff"
"Old Stuff" is a collection of artwork featuring old buildings or objects
Visual Arts Brampton at Shoppers World
905-453-9142
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Sep. 1 - Sep. 28
VISUAL ARTS: "Rural Routes"
"Rural Routes" by Visual Arts Brampton. Celebrating the charm of the back-roads and villages across the countryside.
Artway at Shopper's World
905-453-9142
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Sep. 1 - Sep. 30
VISUAL ARTS: Eileen Millen
Face to Face by Eileen Millen
Beaux-Arts Brampton - Art Cove Gallery
905-454-5677
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September 7 - Friday 1pm - 3pm
Flower City Seniors Recreation Centre Open House
Visit the Flower City Seniors Recreation Centre and sample some of the programs offered this fall.
Take a tour, view or participate in program demonstrations and meet our instructors.
8870 McLaughlin Road at Queen St.
905-874-3500 |
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September 8 - Saturday 9:00-3:00pm
2nd Annual Bluegrass Harvest Festival
Enjoy a Fun Family Day at the ReSTORE. Live Bluegrass Bands -General Store
and Crosswinds. BYO Lawnchairs, BBQ, 'Petunia' the clown, facepainting,
firetruck,
freebies and many in-store specials through-out the day.
268 Rutherford rd at Glidden (1 streetlight north of Steeles)
905-455-0883 |
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September 8 - Saturday 2 to 4pm
Annual Flower Show
Chinguacousy Garden Club's 33rd Annual Flower Show. Entries are welcome from non members.
Greenbriar Recreation Centre
(905) 460-1790 |
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September 8 - Saturday 7 am 1 pm
Brampton Farmers' Market & Artists' Alley
A growing tradition...over 40 vendors offer fresh local produce, baked goods, handmade crafts and more. Come out every Saturday until October 6 and enjoy one of the best open air markets in the province!
Free entrance & free parking at municipal parking garages
Downtown Brampton
905-874-2650 |
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September 9 - Sunday 7 pm
Brampton Vigil for Peace
A candlelight vigil held to call for world peace and reflect on tragedies worldwide.
Residents of Brampton are cordially invited to attend. This important candlelight vigil is being held to promote world peace and
reflect on the 6th anniversary of the 9/11 Tragedy in the United States and
other senseless tragedies.
The event will represent a general theme of global peace with a music
component and speeches. The vigil will not exclude any country, religion or
race. It will be non-descript and will welcome all persons to come together
in hope of peace.
Michael Halls, Executive Assistant to Mayor Susan Fennell, will preside over
this year's Vigil. Free
Gage Park
905-874-3575 |
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September 9 - Sunday 6pm
Rapport AGM
Rapport Youth & Family Services is pleased to announce that Peel Regional Police Chief Michael Metcalf is scheduled to be the keynote speaker at Rapport's upcoming 36th Annual General Meeting. Silent auction items generously donated by Rogers Communications, the Marriott Hotels and Resorts, the Brampton Battalions, the Brampton Rose Theatre, Niagara-on-the-lake Vintage Inns, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), Bell Mobility, Toronto FC, Ontario Science Centre, the ROM, and many more. If you wish to attend please R.S.V.P. by phone.
ECLYPSE Youth Drop-In Centre, 71 West Dr. Unit 21
905-455-4100
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Sep. 12 - Oct. 22
VISUAL ARTS: "Francesca Vivenza: Forget-Me-Not"
Practice consisting mainly of mixed media work, Francesca Vivenza deals with themes of distance, exploration & displacement.
Peel Heritage Complex
905-791-4055
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Sep. 13 - Sep. 16 Thu 5pm 10pm, Fri & Sat 10am 10pm, Sun 9am 5pm
Brampton Fall Fair
An event for the whole family. Activities include livestock and horse shows, midway, demolition derbies, 4-H Programs, fair idol competition, baby show, vendors, agricultural and home-craft displays, local entertainers, and much more!
Call for admission charges
Brampton Fairgrounds, 12942 Heart Lake Rd., Caledon
905-843-0210
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September 15 - Saturday 1pm
Rose Theatre's 1st Anniversary
You are invited to the Rose Theatre's First Anniversary Celebration! BBQ, live entertainment, ceremonial cake cutting.
Rose Theatre
905-874-2800
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September 15 - Saturday 7 am 1 pm
Brampton Farmers' Market & Artists' Alley
A growing tradition...over 40 vendors offer fresh local produce, baked goods, handmade crafts and more. Come out every Saturday until October 6 and enjoy one of the best open air markets in the province!
Free entrance & free parking at municipal parking garages
Downtown Brampton
905-874-2650 |
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September 15 - Saturday 10am-12noon
Claireville Shoreline Clean-Up
Help clean up the Claireville Reservoir!
This is a free, family friendly event. Refreshments, gloves and garbage bags will be provided. This event runs rain or shine, so please dress appropriately.
Volunteers will meet at Indian Line Campground (7625 Finch Ave West, Brampton ON)
Indian Line Campground
416 661 6600 ext. 5581
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September 16 - Sunday 3pm
New CD release concert - Charles Di Raimondo
New CD release concert - Charles Di Raimondo - an afternoon of romantic and beautiful singing at the Rose Theatre. Adults - $25, Students - $15.
The Rose Theatre
905-874-2844
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September 20 - Thursday 11am - 2pm
Mayor's Luncheon for the Arts
The Brampton Arts Council presents Backstage Pass to the 20th Annual Mayor's Luncheon for the Arts -Featuring Marc Jordan & Amy Sky. This is your chance to experience Brampton's world class theatre as its performers do, From The Stage. There are a limited number of passes, so order yours today!
The Rose Theatre
905-874-2919
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September 21 - Friday 7:30pm
Brampton Battalion Hockey HOME OPENER
BRAMPTON vs. OTTAWA
10th Season Home Opener
6:00 Tailgate Party in the main parking lot
7:30 Pre-game ceremonies to include members of the inaugural Battalion team
Powerade Centre, 7575 Kennedy Rd. South
(905) 874-2393
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September 21 - Friday 7-10pm
Peel Panto Players SOCIAL NIGHT - REUNION - OPEN HOUSE
Peel Panto Players SOCIAL NIGHT - REUNION - OPEN HOUSE - at Greenbriar Recreation Center, Prospective, current and old members and families welcome.Refreshments will be served!Door prizes! Including Seasons Tickets, and much more! Drop in any time between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Catch up with old friends. Make new friends.Meet your new executive. Re-new your membership. Find out the latest gossip. It promises to be a fun evening. All it needs is you!
Greenbriar Recreation Center |
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September 22 - Saturday 8am 1pm
Brampton Day
Join us as we celebrate working together
to help make Brampton one of the greatest
and safest cities in the world!
Enjoy FREE Family Fun
& Entertainment
Free Breakfast from 8:00 - 10:00 a.m.
in Ken Whillans Square
Special World Health Organization (WHO),
International Safe Community designation,
ceremony at 11 a.m. in Garden Square
Ride Transit for only a loonie
Fun and games for the whole family
Climbing Wall
Safety demos
Informative and interactive displays
Cake cutting at noon in Garden Square
CONGRATULATIONS BRAMPTON!
Brampton will
be recognized by the World Health
Organization (WHO) as a designated
International Safe Community.
This distinction has only been
awarded to 115 cities worldwide since 1989. We think
this is cause for celebration…And you’re invited.
Bring your family and friends down to Brampton Day
for an awesome community celebration (8a.m. - 1p.m.)
and the WHO Designation Ceremony (11a.m.). It all
starts with a free community breakfast, followed by lots
of fun activities for people of all ages.
First 3,000 people attending receive a free
Brampton Day t-shirt
Hydro One Bucket Rides
Bike Festival
Dumb Car Demo
Flag-raising
Visit BramptonSafeCity.ca for more info
City Hall & Gage Park
905-874-3478
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September 22 - Saturday 9:30am
Acheivers Walk-a-thon
The United Achieivers in partnership with foresters,present their annual 5km
walk-a-ton. Free bbq,steel
band,and prizes.
Chinguacousy Park
(905)455-6789 |
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September 22 - Saturday 7 am 1 pm
Brampton Farmers' Market & Artists' Alley
A growing tradition...over 40 vendors offer fresh local produce, baked goods, handmade crafts and more. Come out every Saturday until October 6 and enjoy one of the best open air markets in the province!
Free entrance & free parking at municipal parking garages
Downtown Brampton
905-874-2650 |
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September 22 - Saturday 8pm
Classic Albums Live: Bruce Springsteen's - Born to Run
Classic Albums Live pays tribute to The Boss as only they can... with top-notch musician-ship and true devotion to the music they bring to life.
The driving passion, power and raw energy that made Bruce Springsteen a household name come to life with this all-out presentation of his legendary album Born to Run.
Note for Note. Cut for Cut.
Don't Miss Out!
The Rose Theatre
905-874-2800
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Sep. 22 - Sep. 23 8pm Sat, 2pm Sun.
Sweet Dreams: A Tribute to Patsy Cline
Don't' miss this spectacular tribute to Patsy Cline. Leisa Way's musical talent has been celebrated in over 50 countries and now she returns home to Canada, to her country roots with this staggering portrayal of country music legend, Patsy Cline. Tickets $20.00 - $28.00
Lester B. Pearson Theatre
905-793-4600 |
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September 22 - Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon
Special Olympics Garage Sale
Brampton Special Olympics is holding a Garage Sale.
Everything must go! All proceeds go to support our athletes.
7 Madrid Cres. (Bramalea Rd./North Park) |
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September 23 - Sunday 10:00 am to 4:0
Brampton Civic Hospital Community Open House
William Osler Health Centre is hosting an open house for the community at Brampton Civic Hospital. Activities include: tours of many clinical areas, photos and video of construction phase, health promotion fair, live entertainment. All are welcome! Please join us for a look at your new hospital! Enter the site from Sunnymeadow Rd. and park (free) in the parking garage.
Brampton Civic Hospital
(905) 494-6812
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September 23 - Sunday 4:15pm
Thunder Hockey HOME OPENER
The Thunder will hold their home opener on Sunday. Warm up starts at 4:15pm, game time shortly thereafter.
We can look forward to an exciting season as the Thunder is set to defend last year's Championship Season.
South Fletcher's Arena
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September 23 - Sunday 7:30 pm
Brampton Symphony Orchestra: Rising Young Stars
Maestro Robert Raines of Brampton Symphony Orchestra presents Rising Young Stars - Chamber Music in the Bramptons. Harp Fantasy & Shepherd on the Rock. Sunday concert tickets sold only through the Rose Theatre box office.
The Rose Theatre
905-874-2800
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September 23 - Sunday
Heart Walk 2007
Join us for our annual 5km walk. Collect pledges and earn pledge prizes in support of the Cardiology Program at William Osler Health Centre. Bring the entire family and enjoy community group performances, clowns, face painting, air brush tattoo artists, and tours of the new hospital!
Brampton Civic Hospital
905.494.2120 ext.25747
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Sep. 24 - Nov. 20
"The Actors Studio"
Workshops for children, teens & adults starting this fall. They include improv, sketch comedy, film, acting & scriptwriter's series. Combo rates are available.
Peel Heritage Complex
905-791-4055 x 3627 |
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September 25 - Tuesday 6:00pm - 8:30pm
Claireville Public Meeting - Invasive Species
What is an invasive species? Why are they a problem? How do we control the spread of invasive species?
Ebenezer Chapel, 8999 Gore Rd (Southeast corner of Ebenezer and Gore Rd) |
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September 26 - Wednesday 8pm
Dennis DeYoung
His singing talents have made his voice one of the most recognizable in the world.
Dennis DeYoung is a singer, songwriter, keyboardist, and record producer. He is also an award-winning Broadway performer and most notably, a founding member of the rock super-group STYX with over 35 million albums sold and 10 Top Ten singles worldwide. STYX was also the first and only band to ever record four consecutive triple platinum albums.
Dennis has written and performed lead vocals on no less than eight top ten hits including: Lady, Come Sail Away, Best of Times, Mr. Roboto, Show Me the Way, Desert Moon, Don't Let It End and People's Choice Award Winner, Babe. He has also recorded four solo albums including Desert Moon, whose afore-mentioned title track achieved Top Ten status.
Don't miss this chance to get up close and personal with this treasure of rock music!
The Rose Theatre
905-874-2800
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September 26 - Wednesday 11:30am
Ladies on the Links
First Annual Brampton Board of Trade Ladies Golf Tournament: Best Ball, 9 Hole, Double Shot Gun. Please join us for a fabulous afternoon and evening of golf and networking with female members and non-members of The Brampton Board of Trade! Let's make this an event to look forward to!
Caledon Country Club
905-456-5490
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September 27 - Thursday 8pm
The Jim Cuddy Band
Blue Rodeo singer/guitarist Jim Cuddy represents half of one of Canada's most celebrated songwriting partnerships. The frontman for that juggernaut of a country rock band is also one of the finest vocalists of his generation, with perfect pitch and a high clear tone that can swing from heart-piercing country balladry to dynamic blue-eyed soul.
Cuddy's The Light That Guides You Home (2006) is his second solo album.
A more deeply personal work for Cuddy than even his soulful Blue Rodeo output, The Light That Guides You Home draws much from the many and diverse musical influences that have shaped Cuddy as an artist over the years.
From the country-tinged, to the overtly pop to full-throttle rock and roll... Cuddy and company soar on The Light That Guides You Home and onstage.
And you'll be soaring too!
Don't Miss Out!
The Rose Theatre
905 874-2800
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Sep. 27 - Feb. 8
VISUAL ARTS: "The True North: Landscapes of the Arctic"
As an adjunct to the exhibition Arctic Zoo (exhibit in the Region of Peel Museum), this show will look at interpretations of the arctic landscape & its communities by a variety of artists including K.M. Graham, Doris McCarthy, Hilton Hassell.
Peel Heritage Complex
905-791-4055
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September 28 - Friday 7:30-10pm
Friday Folk Night: VALDY
Brampton Folk Club presents Friday Folk Night - Canadian Music Legend VALDY (opening act:Barry Mulcahy) $15 adults: $12 students/seniors.
Sanderson Hall, St. Paul's United Church
647-BFF-FOLK
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September 28 - Friday 7:30pm
Brampton Battalion Hockey
vs SUDBURY
Powerade Centre, 7575 Kennedy Rd. South
(905) 874-2393
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Sep. 28 - Sep. 30
H.A.C.E Business of the Arts Workshop Weekend
Brampton Arts Council's H.A.C.E Business of the Arts Workshop Weekend. Workshops will be held on marketing, business start-up, networking and more! Space is limited. Free to those BRAMPTONIANS involved in the arts sector. Registration is on a first come first serve basis.
Holiday Inn Brampton
905-874-2919
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September 29 - Saturday 8:30am - 11am
Earnscliffe Grand Reopening Breakfast
Bring the family and enjoy free breakfast, sports demonstrations and the official plaque unveiling.
Earnscliffe Recreation Centre, 44 Eastbourne Drive
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September 29 - Saturday 7 am 1 pm
Brampton Farmers' Market & Artists' Alley
A growing tradition...over 40 vendors offer fresh local produce, baked goods, handmade crafts and more. Come out every Saturday until October 6 and enjoy one of the best open air markets in the province!
Free entrance & free parking at municipal parking garages
Downtown Brampton
905-874-2650 |
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September 30 - Sunday 3pm
Concert
Marty Namaro Jazz Quartet with Paul Pacanowski on saxophones play compositions inspired by UFO research/sightings as well as the life and work of Leonardo da Vinci
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, 723 Balmoral Dr |
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September 30 - Sunday 1:00pm
Fall Baby Shower
With exciting door prizes and gift bags for every mom-to-be, come and experience what a Welcome Wagon Baby Shower has to offer.
Grand Prize: Eddie Bauer 3-in-1 Deluxe Car Seat!
Terry Miller Recreation Centre
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